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| | | ... member funds, a qualitative and quantitative survey of 1562 pre-retirees and retirees aged 55-74, ABS data and the HILDA Survey. |
| | | | ... technical and regulatory Sarah Conte says because women tend to outlive men they need to have a plan to manage assets. A HILDA survey shows that one in five Australians still have super within four years prior to death, with a mean balance of about $500,000. ... |
| | | | ... coming out of poverty and experiencing less financial stress, but this is creating greater income inequality, the 2020 HILDA survey found. Research from the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia Institute found that the mean wealth of retirees ... |
| | | | ... are falling behind in almost all aspects of financial literacy and by considerable measure, according to the latest HILDA survey. For the latest study, University of Melbourne researchers administered a five-point financial literacy test, assessing respondents ... |
| | | | Milliman practice leader Wade Matterson thinks the Australian wealth industry should be called to account for creating a raft of "very cheap, generic retirement income products based on a lot of averages." Matterson explained that Milliman analyses ... |
| | | | ... through recognising how Australians save for retirement and why. Analysis of ABS data and the Melbourne Institute's HILDA survey found superannuation savings only account for about 15% of the wealth of most households. The analysis found that even when ... |
| | | | ... generation ever in Australian history, with household wealth and income continuing to increase with each successive HILDA survey. Further, today's retirees are spending more than earlier cohorts at a similar age. Contrary to findings commonly cited in ... |
| | | | ... Roberts who compares ASFA's estimates with the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey. The HILDA survey revealed for the group aged around 51 years in 2001, the mean super balance for women was $74,912 and for men was $154,769. ... |
| | | | ... again how most retirees are unprepared for life post-work, regardless of regulatory reforms. Analysis of the 2007 HILDA survey (Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia) by Professor Roger Wilkins from the Melbourne Institute's Faculty of Business ... |
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